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Interested in urban history?
Interested in the contested use of city space?
Interested in the intersection of culture, politics, money and civic identity?
Interested in China?
Travel Course HI 399 Cities in History: China
May 4-June 24 2015
May 4- 22 WLU Lecture WLU MWF 10-11:50
May 25-26 Fly to Beijing from Pearson International Airport, Toronto
May 27-31 Beijing- Accommodations at Minzu
Nationalities University Hotel, in Beijing, old city
June 1-7 Chongqing, Sichuan Province- Accommodations at Chongqing University
International Residence
June 8-12 Nanjing, Jiangsu Province- Accommodations at Nanjing University
International Residence
June 13-15 Shanghai –Accommodations at Shanghai Jiaotong University
June 15 Return to Pearson International Airport, Toronto
Themes. Chongqing: WWII capital, post- Maocenter of market development
Cost?
3500-3700 all in(tuition, all flights domestic and international,
accommodations, internal travel, food)
Students responsible for getting their own tourist visa from Toronto PRC consulate –cost
approximately 100 CND
Students will be evaluated by:
1. an paper written in Canada on a building, monument or public space (list of topics
available on request)
2. An oral presentation to the class in China at that place
3. Journal written during the China portions of course
All course materials provided through MyLS
Themes. Nanjing: The Republican planned city& site of historical trauma/contested memory
Students will be guided by several Mandarin speakers (Dr. Chiasson.
Ms. Nikita Zhu, Laurier China Office director and 2 others)
during the trip
Limit: 15 students
A deposit of 500 dollars will be required for registration
Non-history majors welcomed
There are free days built in for sightseeing (Pandas, Great Wall, insert favourite Chinese cliché
here)
More info? [email protected]
Themes Beijing: The Political City